complete coverage of the showdown happening today in the criminal. this is ktvu morning sun 2 -- mornings on 2. we begin with jeff sessions in sacramento this morning. he will announce he is suing the state of california on behalf of the trump administration over the sanctuary state policy.>> he is expected to give details about the loss of.>> it targets three state laws which the administration claims unconstitutionally interferes with aggression enforcement. >> the justice department wants a federal judge to block the loss. >> california attorney general says the state is in line with the constitution. we reviewed the lawsuit which named the governor and the state of california as

defendants. >>reporter: the department of justice filed the lawsuit tuesday evening in sacramento. it says the lawsuit challenges three california statutes that reflect a elaborate effort by california to obstruct the u.s. enforcement of and immigration -- immigration laws. the attorney general is expected to announce the lawsuit on wednesday in sacramento when he speaks to the california peace officers association. the governor blasted back in a statement at a time of unprecedented political turmoil jeff sessions has come to california to further divide america. these political stunts may be the norm in washington, but they do not work here. the trump administration has been in a battle with california over the state's sanctuary policy. that took effect on january 1. it says local law enforcement can cooperate with ice ages on criminal matters -- agents on terminal matters but not

deportation. the oakland mayor was blasted by officials by -- because she warned immigrants of the rate. uc berkeley professor says the u.s. supreme court has ruled there are limits to federal powers. >> the federal government cannot use state and local officials to carry out the implementation of federal policy. in doing so, the court has says is an equivalent of commandeering state officials and making them in effect, federal officials. >>reporter: former secretary -- sacramento county sheriff says the conflict between state and federal laws has people stuck in the middle. end law enforcement -->> law enforcement and employers and landlords are caught in the middle of this. the oakland

mayor sent us this response to the loss of. she says this administrate -- the lawsuit. she says this administration has tried to pretrade -- portray immigrants as criminals. this administration also wants residence to cower and stay silent. and oakland -- in oakland, we will stand up and speak out.>> just after 8 am this morning, jeff sessions is due to speak. we will have live coverage. let's get our weather and traffic this morning. checking in with steve.>> very little rain tonight.>> north of the golden gate?>> about that yes. good morning to you.

it is a beautiful day if you like clouds. that is what we will have. it looks like it wants to rain but there is little associated with it. radar is picking up returns but, overall, it will be difficult to do too much intel later tonight -- and tell later tonight. -- until later tonight. cloudy day and 40s and 50s because of the cloud coverage. the extent of the lows will be where they are now. the front is back here. cloudy skies, look at the moisture. the problem is there is no organized trigger mechanism to give us rain. into the weekend, a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of rain. most of the rain will be towards southern california. we will see 60s to 70s even with the cloud cover. it will be a mild today with

temperatures above average. now it is 4:04 am. good morning. here we are. as steve said, early in the morning enough for you to get a nice looking ride on the way to work on the triangle. 580, 205 looking good. it looks good as you can see traffic moving along nicely. from livermore to castro valley is a nice looking drive with no major issues. this is early enough for you to get a nice looking commute all the way out to the nimitz freeway and downtown oakland. at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see traffic is light. this is a good start to a wednesday morning to meet. let's go back today.

developing news from san francisco's mission restrict where police shot and killed a suspect who was hiding in the trunk of a car night. -- last night. this started about 10:30 pm last night when two people flagged down a police car sank they were victims of an armed robbery. a short time later, police found the car matching the description the car's driver and a passenger were arrested. then, the officers noticed the trunk of the car was slightly open. they found a man inside. police say they shot the man as they try to detain him and he later died. they say a gun was found in the trunk of the car. a ktvu reporter is gathering or information and will bring us a live report later this morning. temperatures go, -- san francisco's police commission

to make a decision on equipping -- equipping officers with tasers. the mayor has voiced his support of the measure. the police chief opposes it. he says he supports tasers but is against the ballot measure because it limits the possibility of the police commission to make changes. they do not agree, the ballot measure would override the police commission. the city of sunnyvale wants to restrict the sale of semi automatic rifles that are not already covered by the state's assault rifle ban. the mayor wants the city to draw up an ordinance that would prohibit anyone under the age of 21 from purchasing center fire rifles. last night the city council unanimously agreed. the mayor hopes laws will change on a state or federal level. in the meantime, he says it is up to cities and businesses to act.>> anybody who is selling a

firearm in california has to be an fl dealer. this would be a brick and mortar dealer or individuals that work out of their home. >> the state la already prohibits this -- the state already prohibits the sale of military style guns. two mountain lions right outside this bedroom door. we will let you know where they were spotted playing in the middle of the night. another winter storm is heading towards the northeast as thousands are trying to recover from the weather last week. i am lauren blanchard in new york city with the latest coming up. right now, we have a traffic off to a nice start. if you are going to be hitting the road, this is san francisco traffic, but when one looks good approaching the 80 split.

-- this is san francisco traffic, the 101 looks good approaching the 80 split. for the second time in a week, the northeast is getting ready for another big winter storm the state is a -- this is a live picture in boston. some areas away from the coast maybe getting a foot of snow. our reporter lauren blanchard is in new york with a look at the conditions and more information. what is it like now?

>>reporter: it is not very nice here. it is a very wet, wintry mix of snow. the 7 inches we are expecting here will be coming a little bit later. the entire east coast is preparing for the storm just days after a nor'easter hit knocking out power to more than 2 million people.>> we are announcing a state of emergency statewide. >>reporter: new jersey is just one of several states gearing up for the wintry blast.>> we ask you to stay home so that road crews, whether they be state, county or local can attend to their duties. our residents are on edge as the -- >>reporter: residence are on edge as the storm prepares to hit just after the deadly storm last week.>> it is mother

nature, we are keeping our fingers crossed. >>reporter: hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses are without power. the storm could bring even more trouble for one of the hardest hit areas, the massachusetts coastline.>> they are in grave danger. that is one of the reasons we are doing this now. we do not want to see these homes get washed out to sea.>> reporter: we could see a repeat of travel delays we saw last weekend. amtrak is announcing they are cutting off service along the northeast corridor. and, nearly 1900 flights have been canceled today plus, almost 200 tomorrow have been canceled. dave?>> i know this is a big deal. tell us more about how officials are alerting people. >>reporter: once this snow starts to hit, that is when these people will start to take it seriously. here in new york, the weather seems to be holding up all

right. the officials have declared state of emergency and -- in new jersey and pennsylvania. the governor in york told people to stay off the roads. left, they have their fleets of snowplows and salt machines ready to go once the weather hits. here in new york, we are looking at 7 inches today if not more. one of our last forecast is even saying 9 inches. and that is not even the worst. a number of schools have already been closed and we will just have to wait and see if this is as bad as forecasters say it will be.>> typical new yorkers, they are out and about. we see them behind you. lauren blanchard there in new york, thank you. people say only if you have to go. everybody there says we have to go.>> a buddy of mine lives in new jersey and he goes into new

york city rain or shine. >> if your boss expects you there you try to get there. >> that is a tough forecast. hours is easier. this may be a cold rain for some of the coast and then snow farther inland. some of the snow is developing but will continue over the next 12 to 24 hours. another nor'easter for the east coast. for us it is a different pattern. you can see there is cold air up in the northern plains and in the great lakes. that is filtering and as the system deepens just north of atlanta. that will give them fits as well. what is coming together for us is cloud cover. there might be a small bit of rain or likely tonight into tomorrow. temperatures are up because of the cloud cover's. -- coverage. to the north, napa 49 a little

cooler in cloverdale. i do not think it will get much cooler. 52 in moderate and 18 in truckee. this is not a system for the sierra. a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of rain. it looks like more show than go. we will talk about rain as we head into the weekend. highs today in the 60s and 70s. it does not look like a lot of rain but that could always change. over to sal at 4:16 am. there is a lot of traffic coming in today. people are out there trying to beat the traffic. there is not a lot of congestion but there are people. good morning, everyone. northbound 101 driving from gilroy to san jose looks good getting up to the morgan hill area. it is a nice looking drive all the way through. as steve said, there are people out there already.

traffic is moving well all the way up to the silicone valley. and you get there, traffic is light. no major problems on 280 in san jose. it looks good getting up to highway 17. at the bay bridge we still do not have a big crowd if you are trying to drive from oakland to san francisco. let's go back to the deaf work and congress -- let's go back to the desk. in congress, a response to the deadly florida school shooting. federal funding to educate students, teachers and administrators on how to spot warning signs of gun violence. the bill does not include new gun control measures like raising the minimum age to purchase a rifle. the trump administration is responding to reports that the north korean leader is willing to negotiate his nuclear weapon from and suspend missile and nuclear test. vice president mike pence is urging countries to continue to isolate north korea

diplomatically and economically. it is part of what a -- the administration calls it nachman pressure campaign. the breakthrough came during talks between the north korean president and south korean officials. >> we are handling it properly. as i said, hopefully we will go in the very peaceful beautiful way. we are prepared to go whichever way is necessary. we are having good dialogue. you will certainly find out soon what is happening.>> the trump administration has said that the u.s. will negotiate when north korea shows a verifiable willingness to abandon its nuclear weapons. the president treated -- tweeted, for the first time in many years a serious effort is being made by all parties concerned. adult film star stormy daniels is suing the president over a nondisclosure agreement that she says she signed 12 days before the 26 -- 2016 residential election.

president trump's lawyer says he paid daniels $130,000 to keep her from talking about an alleged affair she had with the president starting in 2006. a decade before he became president. despite the payment, the president and his attorney both denied there was an affair. daniels' lawsuit lanes the agreement is null and void because the president did not personally find it. southbay businesses and cars were vandalized. the surveillance video of one of the shootings. and, a look at the damage left behind from a bb gun. a new business incher for the band metallica. -- business venture for the band metallica. coming up next we will tell you about it.' -->> ♪

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glass walls. there are at least 3911 calls reporting injuries. >> we had an individual who ran into a glass wall pain and hit her head. they have a small cut and they are leading. -- bleeding and slightly disoriented. we have on-site security with them now.>> we are hearing the company is now using stickers so workers can spot the glass walls. apple, as usual is not commenting. there is a new study that says two area schools are the best in the country for female mba's. stanford graduate school of business is number one in the country and uc berkeley is ranked number two. the schools were ranked primarily on how much female graduate -- graduates are earning. women who graduate from stanford with an mba are

earning $197,000 within three years of graduating. the average salary three years after graduating for females at uc berkeley with an mba is just under $180,000. barbie is going to see a new line of dolls. for international women's day, mattel has revealed a new collection inspired by real- life role models. you can collect the pilot, amelia ehrhardt and gold winning olympic snowboarder carly kim. the doll sell for $30 each. starbucks is about to open one of its reserve stores in downtown danville. it will be on heart avenue and take the space of a previous starbucks cafi and a retail store next door. these are pictures of the store in san francisco. the reserve bars serve smaller

batch blends you cannot find at normal stores. that location in danville will be the first reserve store in the east bay. starbucks up for other reserve stores. metallica could soon be making its own signature spirits. a former distiller working with the bay area and to plan a unique line of whiskey. the distiller says he wants to see the distillery in temperatures go. locations in kentucky and tennessee are also being considered. >> very interesting. our top story today is california versus the white house. a sanctuary showdown that is front and center today as attorney general jeff sessions is expected to announce a lawsuit against the state. money to help people affected by the flooding along coyote creek and san jose. good morning, right now we have

traffic that is off to a nice start if you are driving on the san mateo bridge it looks good heading off to the high- rise. the weather is off to a cloudy start and it will be that way most of the day but temperatures on the mild side up to 60s and 70s. maybe a little rain tonight. we will take a look coming up.

welcome back to mornings on 2. it is when they march 7. i am pam cook. at 8 am this morning you as attorney general jeff sessions will speak at a law enforcement comfort and sacrament of.>> he is expected to talk about the in ministration's lawsuit against california about the sanctuary policy. lawsuit was filed yesterday and it wants to overturn three

state laws. one of them prohibits local police from asking people about their citizenship status or taking part in federal immigration enforcement activities. another law bands employers from let it -- prohibits employers from let it immigration agents -- letting immigration agents from coming onto worksite. jeff sessions called these laws unjust, unfair and unconstitutional.>> this will come with a heavy warning. telling the state even though we are a sanctuary state that we have to follow federal law. when people violate federal laws, they will prosecute work affect the coalition of immigrant rights organizations, labor unions and elected officials will rally outside the hotel where sessions will be speaking this morning. the lawsuit is naming as defendants, california governor jerry brown, telephone attorney general along with the state of california. -- california attorney general along with the state of

telephone you. -- california. the governor tweeted that these political stunts maybe the norm in washington but they do not work here. stay with us here at ktvu fox 2. we will have life reports -- live reports. what do you believe is the motivation behind the lawsuit against california you go undocumented -- 2 -- against california? let us know what you think by voting on our twitter page or facebook page pick --. the immigration debate is at the center of a dispute between the trump and menstruation and former obama